> They’re gonna be left with bottom of the barrel mods. There are surprisingly few mods for how much engagement the subreddits have. There has to be mods that

> They’re gonna be left with bottom of the barrel mods. There are surprisingly few mods for how much engagement the subreddits have. There has to be mods that are just as good as the current batch, but haven't had a chance to shine. This of course assumes the selection process is built to identify and promote mods that are as good, or better than the old mods. Question for HN: If you were the Reddit admins, how would run the moderator selection process to get a great crew?